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From our Appleton office, we are Criminal Defense, OWI, DUI, DWI, Personal Injury, Divorce attorneys providing quality legal services to clients throughout the
greater Fox River Valley and Northeastern Wisconsin areas, including Appleton, Green Bay, Oshkosh, Fond du Lac, Menasha, Neenah, Combined Locks, Darboy,
Hortonville, Greenville, Kimberly, Little Chute, Grand Chute, Allouez, Larson, Winneconne, Kaukauna, Wrightstown, De Pere, Ashwaubenon, Bellevue, Chilton,
Manitowoc, Sheboygan, Plymouth, Two Rivers, Outagamie County, Winnebago, Brown County, Fond du Lac County, Sheboygan County, Waupaca County,
Manitowoc County, Kewaunee County, Green Lake County and surrounding areas. If you are in need of a local attorney with extensive experience in legal
representation, whether it be in Brown County, Fond du Lac County or the greater Fox Valley, if you have been arrested for a DUI, OWI, drug case, domestic abuse,
disorderly conduct, white collar crime or are in need of a divorce lawyer or attorney to help represent you in a custody hearing, child support hearing or personal
injury or car accident case, then call your attorneys at Pitsch Law Offices, LLC.
greater Fox River Valley and Northeastern Wisconsin areas, including Appleton, Green Bay, Oshkosh, Fond du Lac, Menasha, Neenah, Combined Locks, Darboy,
Hortonville, Greenville, Kimberly, Little Chute, Grand Chute, Allouez, Larson, Winneconne, Kaukauna, Wrightstown, De Pere, Ashwaubenon, Bellevue, Chilton,
Manitowoc, Sheboygan, Plymouth, Two Rivers, Outagamie County, Winnebago, Brown County, Fond du Lac County, Sheboygan County, Waupaca County,
Manitowoc County, Kewaunee County, Green Lake County and surrounding areas. If you are in need of a local attorney with extensive experience in legal
representation, whether it be in Brown County, Fond du Lac County or the greater Fox Valley, if you have been arrested for a DUI, OWI, drug case, domestic abuse,
disorderly conduct, white collar crime or are in need of a divorce lawyer or attorney to help represent you in a custody hearing, child support hearing or personal
injury or car accident case, then call your attorneys at Pitsch Law Offices, LLC.
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ATTORNEY ERIC PITSCH began his legal career with Hinshaw & Culbertson practicing
Insurance Defense Law. From a diverse beginning, his practice progressed and other firms took
notice. After being recruited to another law firm, Eric’s practice continued to grow, which lead
him to open his own office.
While being born in the Appleton, Wisconsin, area Eric grew up in the City of Niagara, attending
Niagara High School, until relocating back to Appleton and graduating from Appleton East High
School. He then attended the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point where he majored in
Psychology and earned his Baccalaureate Degree. Eric started his Postgraduate work at the
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee where he majored in Educational Psychology with an
emphasis in Counseling Psychology, earning his Masters of Science Degree. After that he
attended Oxford University - Magdalen College were he studied International Law. Eric then
went on to Study International & Comparative Law and IP Law in Florence, Italy through the
University of San Diego School of Law. Finally, he completed his education at Thomas M. Cooley
Law School earning his Juris Doctor Degree in Law with an emphasis in Litigation. In addition
to practicing law, Eric is an acknowledged researcher, author and adjunct college professor.
Over and above the numerous professional research articles that he has published, Eric’s book
“Lawyers, Mental Health Professionals & the Legal System” received outstanding reviews. As an
instructor for Cardinal Stritch University, Eric teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in
Business Law, Ethics, Psychology of Business, and Wage & Compensation.
If you're interested in genealogy and tracing your family roots, one of Eric's hobbies, you may be
interested in knowing his biological family tree dates back to the time of King William the Lion, as
he is a 10th generation Baird, which is reflected in the family coat-of-arms shown above over the
family Tartan, a wild bear and a motto given by the king: "[t]here is a tradition that as King William
the Lion was hunting in one of the south-west counties of Scotland, and happened to straggle from
his attendants, he was alarmed at the approach of a wild bear, and cried for help; upon which a
gentleman, of the name of Baird, who had followed the King from England, ran up and had the
good fortune to kill the bear, for which signal service the King made a considerable addition to the
lands he had given him before, and assigned him for his coat-of-arms a bear passant, and for his
motto, 'Dominus fecit.'"
For more on Eric or the firm, check out Facebook (Eric Pitsch - Appleton Network) or follow Eric
on Twitter (appletonatty) or the firm's blogs for Divorce, Drunk Driving and Personal Injury.
Insurance Defense Law. From a diverse beginning, his practice progressed and other firms took
notice. After being recruited to another law firm, Eric’s practice continued to grow, which lead
him to open his own office.
While being born in the Appleton, Wisconsin, area Eric grew up in the City of Niagara, attending
Niagara High School, until relocating back to Appleton and graduating from Appleton East High
School. He then attended the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point where he majored in
Psychology and earned his Baccalaureate Degree. Eric started his Postgraduate work at the
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee where he majored in Educational Psychology with an
emphasis in Counseling Psychology, earning his Masters of Science Degree. After that he
attended Oxford University - Magdalen College were he studied International Law. Eric then
went on to Study International & Comparative Law and IP Law in Florence, Italy through the
University of San Diego School of Law. Finally, he completed his education at Thomas M. Cooley
Law School earning his Juris Doctor Degree in Law with an emphasis in Litigation. In addition
to practicing law, Eric is an acknowledged researcher, author and adjunct college professor.
Over and above the numerous professional research articles that he has published, Eric’s book
“Lawyers, Mental Health Professionals & the Legal System” received outstanding reviews. As an
instructor for Cardinal Stritch University, Eric teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in
Business Law, Ethics, Psychology of Business, and Wage & Compensation.
If you're interested in genealogy and tracing your family roots, one of Eric's hobbies, you may be
interested in knowing his biological family tree dates back to the time of King William the Lion, as
he is a 10th generation Baird, which is reflected in the family coat-of-arms shown above over the
family Tartan, a wild bear and a motto given by the king: "[t]here is a tradition that as King William
the Lion was hunting in one of the south-west counties of Scotland, and happened to straggle from
his attendants, he was alarmed at the approach of a wild bear, and cried for help; upon which a
gentleman, of the name of Baird, who had followed the King from England, ran up and had the
good fortune to kill the bear, for which signal service the King made a considerable addition to the
lands he had given him before, and assigned him for his coat-of-arms a bear passant, and for his
motto, 'Dominus fecit.'"
For more on Eric or the firm, check out Facebook (Eric Pitsch - Appleton Network) or follow Eric
on Twitter (appletonatty) or the firm's blogs for Divorce, Drunk Driving and Personal Injury.
AREAS OF PRACTICE:
Criminal Defense:
Personal Injury:
Family & Estate Law:
Appellate Work:
EDUCATION:
* Misdemeanors & Felonies
* Traffic/Drunk Driving
* Juvenile Law
* Auto Accidents
* Slip/Trip and Falls
* Dog Bites
* Wills & Trusts
* Divorce
*Power of Attorney
* Adult & Juvenile
* All Types
Thomas M. Cooley Law School, Juris Doctor Degree - Litigation
* Oxford University - Magdalen College, Oxford, England, International Criminal Law
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Master’s Degree - Counseling Psychology
* University of San Diego School of Law, Florence Italy, International IP
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, Baccalaureate Degree - Psychology
* UWSP - ISH , London England, International Art & Theatre
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES, MEMBERSHIPS, ETC.:
* Wisconsin State Bar Association, Member
* American Bar Association, Member
* Outagamie County Bar Association, Member
* Federalist Society, Member
* Attorneys' Title Guarantee, Member/Shareholder
* Rotary International - Appleton West
* Cambridge Who's Who 2002-2003
* American Bar Association, Member
* Outagamie County Bar Association, Member
* Federalist Society, Member
* Attorneys' Title Guarantee, Member/Shareholder
* Rotary International - Appleton West
* Cambridge Who's Who 2002-2003
SPECIAL APPOINTMENTS:
* Calumet County Substitute Corporation Counsel
* Commitments & Guardianships
* Commitments & Guardianships
TEACHING, PRESENTATIONS, OTHER RECOGNITIONS:
Cardinal Stritch University:
* Introduction to American Government & Politics
* Business Law
* Business Ethics
* Legal & Ethical Issues For Managers
* Wage, Salary & Benefits Administration
* Negotiation & Dispute Resolution
* Business Law
* Business Ethics
* Legal & Ethical Issues For Managers
* Wage, Salary & Benefits Administration
* Negotiation & Dispute Resolution
University Of Phoenix:
* General Instruction
Career Options, Inc.:
* Presentation on Worker's Compensation
National Alliance For The Mentally Ill (NAMI):
* People With Mental Illness And Their Struggles Through The Legal System
The Post-Crescent - Meet Inc. Innovator
* Firm Spotlight
RESEARCH & PUBLICATIONS:
Pitsch, E. (2003) Lawyers, Mental Health Professional & the Legal System: A look at the
professionals who work within the legal system, hypnosis as a scientific tool, and sexual abuse. 1st Books
Library. Bloomington, In.
Pitsch, E. (2001). Hypnosis and the Law. Doctoral Thesis, Thomas M. Cooley Law School,
Unpublished.
Pitsch, E., Sapp, M., McNeely, R. (2001). Effects of Locus of Control, Hypnotizability, Transcript Type, and
Gender on Vividness of Imagination, Hypnotic Depth, and Inner Subjective Experience of Automaticity.
Austrialian Journal of Clinical Hypnotherapy & Hypnosis, 22(1).
Kirsch, J., Sapp, M., Pitsch, E., Evanow, M., Pumphrey, K., Jones, S., Edwards, L. (1999). Alert Hypnosis and
Attention Deficit Disorder. Unpublished.
Pitsch, E. (1999). Hypnotizability, locus of control, and hypnotic scripting. Master’s Thesis, Department of
Education. Golda Meir Library call number P9873.
Pitsch, E., Sapp, M., Pumphrey, K., Jones, S., Edwards, L., Kirsch, J., Evanow, M. (1999).
Hypnotizability, locus of control, and hypnotic scripting, and gender. 11th Annual School of
Education Research Conference- University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Pitsch , E., Sapp, M., Pumphrey, K., Jones, S., Edwards, L., Kirsch, J., Evanow, M. (1999).
Hypnotizability: locus of control, direct and indirect hypnosis. 107th Annual Convention-
Boston, American Psychological Association.
Sapp, M., Pumphrey, K., Jones, S., Evanow, M, Pitsch, E., Kirsch, J., Jones, S., Daly, A. (1999). Hypnosis,
Automaticity, Involuntariness, and Nonvolitional Responding. 107th Annual Convention- Boston, American
Psychological Association.
Evanow, M., Sapp, M., Pumphrey, K., Jones, S., Edwards, L., Pitsch, E., (1998). Hypnotic and Nonvolitional
Responding. 10th Annual School of Education Research Conference- University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Evanow, M., Sapp, M., Pumphrey, K., Jones, S., Edwards, L., Pitsch, E., (1998). Hypnotic and Nonvolitional
Responding: Quantitative and Qualitative Data. 106th Annual Convention- San Francisco, American
Psychological Association.
Sapp, M., Evanow, M., Pumphrey, K., Jones, S., Pitsch, E., Edwards, L., Kirsch, J. (1998).
General Dissociation Scale: A DSM-IV Measure of Dissociation. Unpublished.
Rowe, T.C., Henderson, D.B., Pitsch, E.P., & Lemke, J.M. (1995). Motivation and Meaningful Coincidence: A
Further Examination of Synchronicity. Journal of Scientific Exploration, 11(4)(4).
professionals who work within the legal system, hypnosis as a scientific tool, and sexual abuse. 1st Books
Library. Bloomington, In.
Pitsch, E. (2001). Hypnosis and the Law. Doctoral Thesis, Thomas M. Cooley Law School,
Unpublished.
Pitsch, E., Sapp, M., McNeely, R. (2001). Effects of Locus of Control, Hypnotizability, Transcript Type, and
Gender on Vividness of Imagination, Hypnotic Depth, and Inner Subjective Experience of Automaticity.
Austrialian Journal of Clinical Hypnotherapy & Hypnosis, 22(1).
Kirsch, J., Sapp, M., Pitsch, E., Evanow, M., Pumphrey, K., Jones, S., Edwards, L. (1999). Alert Hypnosis and
Attention Deficit Disorder. Unpublished.
Pitsch, E. (1999). Hypnotizability, locus of control, and hypnotic scripting. Master’s Thesis, Department of
Education. Golda Meir Library call number P9873.
Pitsch, E., Sapp, M., Pumphrey, K., Jones, S., Edwards, L., Kirsch, J., Evanow, M. (1999).
Hypnotizability, locus of control, and hypnotic scripting, and gender. 11th Annual School of
Education Research Conference- University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Pitsch , E., Sapp, M., Pumphrey, K., Jones, S., Edwards, L., Kirsch, J., Evanow, M. (1999).
Hypnotizability: locus of control, direct and indirect hypnosis. 107th Annual Convention-
Boston, American Psychological Association.
Sapp, M., Pumphrey, K., Jones, S., Evanow, M, Pitsch, E., Kirsch, J., Jones, S., Daly, A. (1999). Hypnosis,
Automaticity, Involuntariness, and Nonvolitional Responding. 107th Annual Convention- Boston, American
Psychological Association.
Evanow, M., Sapp, M., Pumphrey, K., Jones, S., Edwards, L., Pitsch, E., (1998). Hypnotic and Nonvolitional
Responding. 10th Annual School of Education Research Conference- University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Evanow, M., Sapp, M., Pumphrey, K., Jones, S., Edwards, L., Pitsch, E., (1998). Hypnotic and Nonvolitional
Responding: Quantitative and Qualitative Data. 106th Annual Convention- San Francisco, American
Psychological Association.
Sapp, M., Evanow, M., Pumphrey, K., Jones, S., Pitsch, E., Edwards, L., Kirsch, J. (1998).
General Dissociation Scale: A DSM-IV Measure of Dissociation. Unpublished.
Rowe, T.C., Henderson, D.B., Pitsch, E.P., & Lemke, J.M. (1995). Motivation and Meaningful Coincidence: A
Further Examination of Synchronicity. Journal of Scientific Exploration, 11(4)(4).
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Attorney Pitsch got my case thrown out! Thanks Attorney Pitsch, if it wasn't
for you I'd probably be in prison for something I didn't do."
$10,000.00 fine for something I didn't do. I didn't know what to expect, but
Attorney Pitsch got my case thrown out! Thanks Attorney Pitsch, if it wasn't
for you I'd probably be in prison for something I didn't do."
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